in this classroom in washington, d.c., fly decades ahead of us, grasping the principles of math in theicing the science of geometry, developing mobile apps and building robots. michelle created youth lab, a non-profit after cool lab to give 12th graders an education in stem, science, technology, engineering and math. >> since i was 12 i knew i wanted to establish an after-school program. i didn't know it would be about technology or about science, but i did know it would provide a place for children to come after school in a safe environment. >> over the last 15 years michelle's after-school program has won numerous awards in robotic competitions as well as the macarthur grant to help fund the effort. >> the program i won with is called youth app lab and it's designed to teach african-american and latino high school student originally about how to make smartphone applications. >> we have built an app for the an droid platform to control the robot to drive forward, drive backward, turn right and turn left and all of us pitched in to build the robot. >> getting students interested in stem

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